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  • That's the question, though, isn't it?

    nazis would obviously be against them, but how else are they bad?

    This is the first I've heard of them, but if they end up serving more as nazi networking than nazi deradicalization I would be against them.

  • Yuck. And that 76% isn't even OB-GYN specific. I was looking for something about the scope of the impending problems for women's and prenatal care, but this gives a clear indication that it could be huge for men's and pediatric health in a way i hadn't even considered.

  • I'd like to see some stats on this. I know that many areas are very already short of OBs and a single doctor leaving will leave peoplev without a doctor, but I'd like to know how many women will be without appropriate non-abortion care because of this.

  • if you're allowed to take downtime, you can do it all in one step without worrying about mixed-version environments.

    You don't need to wiry about mixed version environments but you need to worry about whether you can roll back your changes without loss of data. It's not as hard but it seems to get overlooked if there haven't been any bad deployments lately.

  • I do not. I've got apps that go unused 5pm-9am or 1am-9am depending on the night, apps that have lower usage 5pm-8am and one app that's basically unused 8am-5pm. Each one gets redeployed in its down time, with hours extra to rollback any problems.

    Actual downtime is usually around twenty seconds which is fine except for emergency midday builds.

    I've been trying to get zero downtime deployments, but it's hard to justify the extra complexity when we've got such open service windows. Also, we're likely to have more downtime from an ISP service outage than our midday builds.

    Other teams have much shorter service windows but deployments that take the whole window.